If you have met all the requirements of the OBC, there are only minor things that the Marshall or licensing inspector will catch.

What about a metal fence? 

If I am wrong, then I stand corrected - but I always worry that if you spring for an entirely new fence at their request, it would set that expectation in the future that you have lots of money to spend at their request.I think if it were me, I would see if I could drive some metal fence posts (the green ones people use around their gardens) and zip tie them to the failing wooden posts, and patch up holes with metal garden fence or something similar just to get through this tenancy so you can re-evaluate. 

Yes placement is huge, and also doing the metal piping fittings for ethernet lines externally. 

It was hard to find the place because junkies stole the street signs for scrap metal.

I've been converting US Dollar savings to precious metals since 2005.

He came back put her good stuff in the truck and sold it, he broke all of her metal items for scrap, then him and his buddies tried to camp out.

You would assume, or at least I did, that they would be uncompetitive price-wise, but with the discounts of my personal cars and house I actually saved money insuring 12 rentals with them and an umbrella through USLI. ( insure two properties with State Farm as they are in MN and my NV agent couldn’t insure them for me directly, though I’m sure allstate could have.)In 20 years I’ve made 2 claims, they were both toilet supply line leaks (2 different houses, (watch out for the metal lines that look like snake scales/knights amor, they suck)) they each did about $30k worth of damage.

Little metal boxes that spit out cash.

It has a gutted master bathroom, a rotted porch, a bent metal fence, needs a new pool liner and equipment, paint, new carpet, and cleaning.